A Virgin with a Unicorn by Domenichino
A Virgin with a Unicorn by Domenichino (1605)
Resolution: 4800 × 3966 px
Domenichino places a young woman beside a white unicorn in a broad pastoral landscape. Seated beneath a dark tree, she gently steadies the animal as it rests against her lap, while a stream, distant hills, scattered buildings, and layered foliage open across the right side of the composition. Pale blues, mossy greens, ochres, and the luminous white of the unicorn create a quiet, lyrical atmosphere.
Painted as a fresco around 1604–1605 for the Palazzo Farnese in Rome, the image belongs to an early Italian Baroque tradition shaped by classical balance and clear storytelling. In Christian symbolism, the unicorn's purity and its legendary association with a virgin could evoke the Incarnation of Christ and the grace of the Virgin Mary. This high-resolution reproduction suits collectors of sacred art, unicorn imagery, Italian Baroque painting, allegorical art, and Renaissance-inspired pastoral decor.
The purchase includes the high-resolution digital image shown in the previews. No physical item will be shipped.
